Two great champions: Phil and Mario

Article Abstract:

Phil Hill won the Formula One Championship in 1961 and has an interesting experience to recount about the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans race which he had been favored to but did not win. Mario Andretti is an excellent observer who can accurately describe what occurs within and beneath each car that he tests.

Editorial, Achievements and awards, Personalities, Automobile racing drivers, Race car drivers, Andretti, Mario, Hill, Phil

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Detroit goes global

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The US automobile industry's efforts to increase global market share has led to the development of world-class cars with European and Japanese design features. Automobile companies have also changed management styles as well as engineering and production techniques.

United States, Innovations, Column, Automobile industry

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THe first time I ever saw ...

Article Abstract:

A sports car racing fan urges people to attend automobile racing events near their homes to watch automotive racing and design at its best. In these events, they will see the real purpose for which sports cars were made.

Appreciation, Automobile rallies, Sports car events

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